This is the Revision Control System (RCS) archive for the MIT C Gateway.

"BOOTSTRAP" Procedure:

To start development based on this code, you should

(1) Make a directory somewhere that is to be the root of
your development hierarchy.

(2) Change your working directory to be this newly created
development root.

(2) Make a symbolic link to the root of the RCS archive tree.
Said link should be named RCSROOT.

(3) ln -s ./RCSROOT RCS

(4) co Makefile

(5) make tree

IMAKE Conventions:

Certain symbols in the Imake scripts are afforded special
significance by the CGW development tools:

SUBDIRS		If present in an Imake script, this symbol
		should represent a list of directories subordinate
		to the one in which that script resides.
		This convention supports the natural extension
		of various operations to directory hierarchies.

COMMONSRCS	If present in an Imake script, this symbol
		should represent a list of source files shared
		among several machine architectures. Such
		shared sources are assumed to reside in the
		hierarchy rooted at "src." These sources are
		represented in the machine-specific hierarchies
		by symbolic links into the generic "src" hierarchy.

COMMONHDRS	If present in an Imake script, this symbol
		should represent a list of header files shared
		among several machine architectures. Such
		shared sources are assumed to reside in the
		hierarchy rooted at "src." These sources are
		represented in the machine-specific hierarchies
		by symbolic links into the generic "src" hierarchy.

LOCALSRCS	If present in an Imake script, this symbol
		should represent a list of source files specific
		to a given machine architectures. Such
		local sources are assumed to reside in the
		same directory as said Imake script. These sources
		are retrieved from the RCS archive as needed to
		construct some target.

LOCALHDRS	If present in an Imake script, this symbol
		should represent a list of header files specific
		to a given machine architectures. Such
		local sources are assumed to reside in the
		same directory as said Imake script. These sources
		are retrieved from the RCS archive at the time
		the development hierarchy is generated.

All sources and headers residing in the generic "src" hierarchy
are (counter-intuitively) identified as "local" in the Imake scripts
for that hierarchy. This strategy admits more uniform treatment
of the entire development hierarchy by the relevant Imake tools.

Building a CGW Image for DEC MicroVAX Platforms:

(1) Carry out the "BOOTSTRAP" procedure set forth above.

(2) cd tools

(3) make all

(4) cd vax

(5) ln -s XXXX snmp

	where XXXX is the path to the "snmp" subdirectory of
	the MIT SNMP Development Kit distribution as installed
	on your system, with patches of 12 July 1989 applied.

(6) cd libexl

(7) ln -s ./../snmp/libsnmp.a libsnmp.a

(8) cd ..

(9) make all